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Veterans can march with Legion in PoCo parade

Veterans can march with Legion in PoCo parade

Veterans who served during the Second World War or in Afghanistan — and in other missions — are invited to march with Port Coquitlam Legion members in the annual May Day parade.
Names sought for Coquitlam environment awards

Names sought for Coquitlam environment awards

The city of Coquitlam is calling for nominations before April 30.
Spring clean: Sign up to be part of city-wide garage sales

Spring clean: Sign up to be part of city-wide garage sales

April 21 is the day for Port Coquitlam and Port Moody's sales.
New housing charity branches out to help TC seniors

New housing charity branches out to help TC seniors

More Tri-City seniors than ever are staying in their own homes but not getting out into the community.
Check your smoke alarm: Kidde recalls two models

Check your smoke alarm: Kidde recalls two models

The hazard involves a yellow protective cap that may have been left on one of the two smoke sensors during the manufacturing process.
Nine months in jail for former PoCo parks worker

Nine months in jail for former PoCo parks worker

David Murray was also a Pitt Meadows city councillor until January.

A tourism logo that cost city of Coquitlam $5,000 won’t be used

Some councillors questioned need for separate brand

Speak up at a Coquitlam town hall meeting set for April 12

Ask questions in person, online, even via Twitter
Septic issue still burbling near schools

Septic issue still burbling near schools

Anmore Green Estates has been given an extension to April Fool's Day to deal with a foul problem. B.C.
Spill on Lafarge Lake contained

Spill on Lafarge Lake contained

A mysterious sheen on the west side of Lafarge Lake caught the eye of a passerby Tuesday but it wasn’t serious enough to warrant a cleanup by Coquitlam Fire and Rescue’s hazmat team.